T. Christensen > Quotes

“... his embrace was doing more to release the numbness that seemed to be trapping her more than his words had.”
― T. Christensen, Breaking Tessa

“Don't talk to me and don't tell anyone you know me." Beckett Dawson's cold demand scraped along her skin.”
― T. Christensen, Battling Beckett

“As good as it gets.' Greer slowly drew in a breath to help relieve the daggers stabbing her heart. Why had she even bothered to try?”
― T. Christensen, Battling Beckett

“As if he could read her mind, Jordan growled, “Answer the call. You know you can’t escape me...”
― T. Christensen, Breaking Tessa

“His finger caressed her cheek again, and Tessa closed her eyes. It was a mistake. Instead of it being a way to escape his smugness, she became even more aware of his touch.”
― T. Christensen, Jordan's Justice

“Each inhale was balm to her battered heart. His familiar, earthy cologne brought her back to the brief point in her life when she felt loved and cherished.”
― T. Christensen, Humiliating Revenge

“Jordan prowled toward her, and her heart took off like a jackrabbit being pursued.”
― T. Christensen, Jordan's Justice

“For once she embraced the darkness, thankful no one would be able to see her. Olivia didn't try to stop the tears pouring out of her, she collapsed onto the steering wheel and broke down.”
― T. Christensen, Humiliating Revenge

“He flipped open his ice-blue eyes in the middle of the kiss, trapping her fog-gray ones. Tessa stopped breathing and her knees started to shake.”
― T. Christensen, Breaking Tessa

“Each word Jordan ground out created more panic. As her world collapsed around her she wanted to run home, but her body was frozen against the wall.”
― T. Christensen, Jordan's Justice

“All she wanted to do was leave, but Calum was doing everything to keep her there. What he had endured was more humiliating, so she swallowed the uncomforable emotions swirling in her stomach trying to crawl their way up her throat...”
― T. Christensen, Humiliating Revenge

“Why? Why do you care I'm drunk and why are you pretending to care about what happened tonight?"
Beckett looked down at Greer's mutinous expression and asked himself why he did care.”
― T. Christensen, Battling Beckett